Good (and bad) books in . . . Brilliance out!
[rating:5/5]
Without question, this is destined to become one of the definitive books on neurofeedback and EEG training. It provides a solid grounding on the topic and contains a considerable amount of useful information. Just the same, this book is not for lightheaded newbies or those looking for an easy read. In order to digest the material, it’s important to read this one SLOWLY and keep it on your shelf as a reference.
[rating:5/5]
This was an absolutely fascinating book that reads like a true-life soap opera into the exciting history of bio/neurofeedback. I would recommend this book to anyone wishing to learn about the use of bio/neurofeedback and many of the major players who have explored this treatment modality for the past several decades.
While this book does not fully explore the science behind neurofeedback, it does provide an outstanding “non-academic” view for home trainers and newbies to the field. As it was written by a reporter, A Symphony in the Brain, is a very readable book. Without question, this book is a must read for those who want to examine the beginnings of this potentially great field, as well as take a look at the lives and ideas of those who remain at the core of professionals using neurofeedback today.